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Landis+Gyr has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Utility MDMS 2025 report, reflecting its strength in AMI data management and innovation.
GridBeyond launches Designer in SPP (Southwest Power Pool) to help asset owners plan, design, and analyze prospective investments, to optimize project planning and operations.
GridBeyond launches Designer in SPP, an AI platform optimizing energy investments, trading strategies, and carbon goals for asset owners and operators.
Business
Canada launches $6.4B in critical minerals projects with G7 partners to secure clean energy, defense, and manufacturing supply chains.
Most G20 nations lack credible plans for carbon removal, risking the Paris targets. Transparency gaps and weak policies leave climate goals in doubt.
Artisan bakery Bakery de France breaks ground on a 176,000-sq-ft expansion in Frederick, Md., creating 125 jobs and enhancing manufacturing capacity with sustainability in mind.
Energy
Australia’s Yangibana JV will supply rare earths to Ucore in the U.S. The deal supports local processing and cuts reliance on China’s refining dominance.
AI may run on data, but it drinks water. Ecolab's new global study links rising AI demand to water scarcity—and calls on business to rethink resource use.
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Democratic wins on Georgia’s Public Service Commission mark a turning point for utilities, investors, and data center developers as regulators pledge to prioritize ratepayer costs and clean energy investment.
Environment
PEER demands the EPA correct misleading PFAS data, spotlighting risks to scientific integrity and regulatory trust.
UNESCO designates 58 new Creative Cities, expanding its global network to 408 across 100+ countries, including the first category for Architecture.
Farmer Measuring Water Usage
PepsiCo’s Climate Resilience Platform gets a global upgrade with Olam Agri and Bonsucro onboard. CRP 2.0 helps agri-businesses plan for climate impacts.
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Emissions + Pollution
RETROFIT NJ will fund deep energy upgrades for large buildings statewide. The $75M program supports decarbonization and prioritizes underserved areas.

Fashion + Textiles
Home Depot is partnering with the Arbor Day Foundation to reforest 2,000 acres by 2028. The effort supports biodiversity and sustainable supply chain practices.
Automotive
A proposed $1.5 billion green fertilizer factory in Richland, Washington, was the single most pricey component of the terminated Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub. The plans for the fertilizer plant are still alive though.
A Swiss company behind a $1.5 billion climate-friendly fertilizer factory proposed in central Washington is not giving up on the project despite the Trump administration’s termination of a significant federal subsidy.

Agriculture
The suspension of SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans exposes how food insecurity intersects with resilience planning, social equity, and sustainability risk.
Infrastructure
Advanced Power’s Maple Creek project just cleared a major hurdle with GE Vernova tech secured. The 640 MW plant is on track to serve growing Midwest demand.

Technology
ADNOC partners with SLB and Cognite to deploy AiPSO, an AI-powered system optimizing production across oil fields, enhancing speed, and boosting workforce efficiency.
Research
Supply Chain
MacroCycle’s low-energy chemical recycling process turns mixed textiles and plastics into new polyester, cutting costs and emissions for fashion brands.
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Over 80% of a company’s environmental impact originates in its supply chain. Yet many businesses still struggle to identify, assess and mitigate risks beyond their tier 1 suppliers.
We Recycle Solar and Nations Roof join forces to streamline rooftop solar recycling and upgrades, helping businesses meet ESG goals and cut landfill waste.
Utilities
Eos Energy is relocating its HQ to Pittsburgh, backed by a $352.9M investment. The move expands manufacturing and adds hundreds of clean energy jobs in PA.
UC Riverside engineers discovered why LLZTO resists heat buildup. The finding could improve safety and efficiency in future solid-state batteries.
Réunion’s new cable car will run entirely on self-generated energy. The 2028 project aims to cut emissions while improving mobility across steep terrain.
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Recycling
Clean Earth’s new Syracuse center speeds up waste logistics across upstate NY. The site supports faster service, lower emissions, and smarter route planning.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Alex Zelinksy AO with the winning teams.
University of Newcastle awards $30,000 to five teams developing solutions to cut waste, reuse materials, and advance circular economy practices.
Barton Malow, Woodchuck, and NorthStar are repurposing wood waste from solar projects into clean energy—cutting emissions and landfill use in the process.
Manufacturing
EPC Power and UIG launch a power system built for AI's intense demands. The U.S.-made solution balances stability and adaptability for next-gen data centers.
Florida’s SB 290 would preempt local bans on gas-powered farm and landscape equipment and allow some conservation lands to be surpluses for agriculture.
Indonesia enacts new regulation to turn urban waste into renewable energy through Danantara-led waste-to-energy projects.
Packaging
FlexImpact, launched by the FPA, aims to unite the packaging sector around sustainability and service. The program kicks off at FlexForward 2025 in New Orleans.
Sustainable cargo wrap just got a cost match. BioNatur's biodegradable film now rivals conventional pricing—removing a key barrier to greener logistics.
Mill x Compost Crew customers toss food scraps into the Mill food recycler, which dries and grinds them overnight into clean, dry grounds.
Mill and Compost Crew are teaming up to make food scrap recycling easier in the DC region. The service combines in-home tech with local compost pickup.
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